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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: 90Stomper on March 14, 2005, 10:02:06 AM
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i am getting HUGE hesitation when ever i move the peddle more that 1/4" at a time, to the point of it almost dying if i kinda punch it. what i have tried:
change out and adjusted tp sensor - no help
changed out idle speed control sensor - no help
put in new fuel filter - helped about 50%
wax pellet put back in - no help high idle
took back out and pluged - better idle still hesitates
changed out injector - no help
checked timeing - right on +20*
checked plugs and cleaned - no help
wires plugs cap rotar coil and vlines all new.
HELP!!! this sucks.
could it be a loose timing belt, bad fuel presure reg, fuel pump? since changeing the fuel filter helped it must be something having to do with the fuel? :-/ :'( :-[ >:(
thanks all!
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Im not a EFI expert but I would check fuel pressure. I dont know exactly what it is supposed to be but someone out here will
good luck with it
jason
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Yep, sounds like the pump is having a hard time keeping up with the go-pedal.
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I would check fuel pressure
i am looking up how to do that right now. anyone have experence checking fuel presure or changing out the pump?
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This might help: http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/1f/7d/a4/0900823d801f7da4.jsp
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36 PSI for an 8V TBI engine,
should be close to that to 43
PSI depending on the EFI system
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cool, but, (always a but) where and how much is the guage ganna cost me, i just looked up pumps at autozone :o very pricy. was thinking about just taking out the pump and cleaning it first, what ya think? maybe the inlet is pluged.... ???
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check your temp sensor and make sure your engine warms up all the way.(gauge comes off of the cold side.)
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cool, but, (always a but) where and how much is the guage ganna cost me,  i just looked up pumps at autozone  :o  very pricy.  was thinking about just taking out the pump and cleaning it first, what ya think?  maybe the inlet is pluged.... ???
I'd get a garage to check the fuel pressure, it shouldn't cost much.
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if changing your filter helped than you might want to remove the pump assembly and check that the strainer on the bottom of the pump is not plugged with crap - you could have got some bad gas maybe?